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/** |
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* @file MapDocCmd.php |
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* @brief This file contains the MapDocCmd class. |
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* @details |
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* @author Filippo F. Fadda |
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*/ |
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namespace EoC\Command; |
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/** |
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* @brief Maps a document against every single map function stored into the server. |
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* @details When the view function is stored in the server, CouchDB starts sending in all the documents in the |
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* database, one at a time. The server calls the previously stored functions one after another with the document |
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* and stores its result. When all functions have been called, the result is returned as a JSON string.\n\n |
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* The argument provided by CouchDB has the following structure: |
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@code |
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Array |
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[0] => Array |
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[_id] => 32012 |
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[_rev] => 1-f19919e544340438babac6cc86ec61d5 |
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[title] => Visual Modelling with Rational Rose 2000 and UML |
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) |
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) |
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@endcode |
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*/ |
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final class MapDocCmd extends AbstractCmd { |
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use CmdTrait; |
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public static function getName() { |
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return "map_doc"; |
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} |
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// @brief Converts the array to an object. |
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// @return object |
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public static function arrayToObject($array) { |
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return is_array($array) ? (object)array_map(__METHOD__, $array) : $array; |
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} |
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public function execute() { |
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$doc = self::arrayToObject(reset($this->args)); |
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$this->server->getMonolog()->addDebug("MAP ".$doc->_id); |
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// We use a closure here, so we can just expose the emit() function to the closure provided by the user. We have |
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// another advantage: the $map variable is defined inside execute(), so we don't need to declare it as class member. |
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$emit = function($key = NULL, $value = NULL) use (&$map) { |
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$map[] = array($key, $value); |
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}; |
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$closure = NULL; // This initialization is made just to prevent a lint error during development. |
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$result = []; // Every time we map a document against all the registered functions we must reset the result. |
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$map = []; // Every time we map a document against a function we must reset the map. |
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// Here we call the closure function stored in the view. The $closure variable contains the function implementation |
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// provided by the user. You can have multiple views in a design document and for every single view you can have |
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// only one map function. |
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// The closure must be declared like: |
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// function($doc) use ($emit) { ... }; |
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// |
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// This technique let you use the syntax '$emit($key, $value);' to emit your record. The function doesn't return |
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// any value. You don't need to include any files since the closure's code is executed inside this method. |
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eval("\$closure = ".$fn); |
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if (is_callable($closure)) { |
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call_user_func($closure, $doc); |
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$result[] = $map; |
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} |
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